We came for lunch. The menu wasn't complicated. My daughter and I both had sandwiches with chips…read moreand iced tea. After lunch we shopped in the store inside the restaurant.

The atmosphere was charming. Very clean, well-maintained. Rem…read moreInds you of a small country store Or a quaint Amish store I frequent. The food cost is on the higher side. The quality is good. You place your order as soon as you enter. We were unsure as to how it worked so went to look at the salad bar. It was ok nothing spectacular. They also had soup. All food in this area is weighed and you pay by the ounce. Reminded me of a hospital cafeteria except it was more expensive. I was never sure how much per ounce. A friend had the chicken salad sandwich which was on the most wonderful croissant. Chicken salad is very thickly applied. It was good not over the top but good also we split a coconut cream pie. It was on the heavy side a lot of coconut and not much pudding. I like my coconut cream nice and fluffy. . For a very small salad and the chicken sandwich, it was 39. Dollars a bit much.

Their coffee is gross to me, as well as the drink options. Personally, chinese five spice, lemon,…read moreand other weird flavors are not the best for coffee lattes, but to each his own. Somebody obviously likes it. Staff are nice enough, no issues otherwise, just weird coffee flavors. Never had anything else, so the other stuff may be good. Thats why I rated it 3 stars.

After a few hours of working hard in Lafayette to get that bread, I needed to find a place that…read morewould sell me some bread with some stuff in between it. The Eleventh House seemed like the perfect stop for elevenses, because they are a coffee shop that also sells sandwiches (bagel sandwiches). The food menu consists of basically just bagels and bagel sandwiches, but that's fine, because The Eleventh House makes a great bagel sandwich. They also offer random little nibbly things, like hard-boiled eggs with dijon mustard, kimchi, citrus slices and "half of an avocado with a crazy amount of Old Bay," which I'm going to have to try to make at home sometime. Some of their sandwiches have exciting things in them, like pickled daikon, burnt pimento cheese (why does that sound so appealing?) and onion jam. I opted to keep my lunch rooted in the quotidian, so I got a Ranch BLT (bacon, iceberg lettuce, tomato, avocado, ranch seasoning, Kewpie mayonnaise) and the Turkey & Havarti, which is mostly just that. Maybe my choices were a little basic, but sometimes the classics are where it's at. These sandwiches were very tasty! The coffee shop / restaurant feels very open, with natural light coming through a skylight window and plants everywhere. It's a nice place to sit and chill for a while. When you dine in, they give you a number on a tarot card to place at your table. My tarot card was the Three of Wands, which I've learned represents the threshold of adventure, a call to leave your comfort zone to seek enlightenment in the world. (And, perhaps, an invitation to live deliciously?) How appropriate.

This place is the bomb, fresh banh mi. Service is excellent…read more Place is clean. And prices are perfect. Love the healthy side of it too!.

I got the marinated pork sandwich. It was really good. The place is in a bad neighborhood and we…read moreall know how most Asian food places are in terms of cleanliness but I just hope the kitchen clean because when you walk in you don't really get a clean kitchen vibe.

Sometimes, you need an emergency sandwich. That was the case for me, and how I found myself at…read morePotbelly on a random weeknight. The lesson I learned is that even though you're near a major college campus (Purdue University), you're still in Indiana, and things close early. But luckily, Potbelly was open, and I was able to eat dinner thanks to this sandwich joint. Seriously, Potbelly was a beacon in a sea of closed restaurants. So I popped in and was greeted kindly, which was nice. I got an Avo Turkey, which is basically a turkey sandwich with avocado, cucumber slices and Swiss cheese. It was very tasty, and very big! Even the half sandwich is large. This Potbelly is a good place to get your sandwich to go. But if you wanted to stay and eat in the restaurant, there are lots of tables and places to sit to enjoy your food.

Ordered 2 ham and cheddar sandwiches; both were prepared with Swiss cheese instead. Missing the…read morechicken pot pie topping on the soup as well. They did include the oyster crackers I requested.

Service was decent with it being a little slow but the food was great. Would go back to eat there.read more

Awful awful service. Rude workers, and it took forever to get my sandwich even if there arent many…read morepeople. The workers look distracted and were on their phones instead of serving food. Got my food in around 45 minutes

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I've driven past this place several times in the last couple of years, but never stopped in…read more Finally was in the area when I could stop & eat. The outside looked nice & brightly colored. Once inside, it was relatively small & rather dark. There was a cook & a lady taking orders. She was very friendly & helpful! I ordered the special for this day (2 topping calzone & drink.) They have a LOT of choices! It was also made to order. While not the biggest one I've had it was very good! I will definitely be back elwhen I get the chance!!

TLDR: I'd return but I'd order differently…read more Service was very friendly and the excellent root beer flowed freely. Atmosphere is old time lunch counter with far too many pictures and posters from DDD. The food wasn't bad. The pork tenderloin sandwich was good as were the fries. I've got reservations about the Dean Purvis burger, though. It's a signature burger but as much as I believe that peanut butter is a blessing from above, it adds absolutely nothing to a cheeseburger. The counterman enthusiastically recommended adding bacon to the burger. I went for it but again, it really added nothing beyond an upcharge. The beef itself though wasn't bad at all. The onion rings were also not worth the addition. They're very much low end standard food distributor issue and distinctly 'meh.' I watched a frostie being made. It's something like an inverse root beer float, a lot of ice cream with a small amount of root beer. The number of scoops of ice cream that went into that blender was positively insane. So yeah, I'd go back but I'd order a tenderloin, a more basic burger, or something from the breakfast menu.

Breakfast all day! Usually, this feature at a restaurant is lost on me, because I don't care for a…read morebig breakfast as my first meal of the day, or really, any time of the day. But I was visiting West Lafayette, and it was morning, and I was feeling a little "under the weather," as my Polish grandmother would say when she went too hard on the Bud Lites the night before. So breakfast at Triple XXX it was, because I could walk there from the Purdue campus, and this restaurant is a West Lafayette institution. I got the Triple XXX Breakfast Special: two over-medium eggs, bacon, fried potatoes and wheat toast. And it was good, you know? It was simple and hearty. I especially liked the fried potatoes. But what really took it over the top is when my server, who was incredibly friendly, told me that she could bring me some root beer jelly to go along with my wheat toast. Record scratch. Say what, lady? Root beer jelly? Yes, Triple XXX makes their own root beer jelly, and they also sell it by the jar. (I bought a jar.) They are famous for their root beer, which is sold nationwide, so I guess it makes sense that they would also make root beer jelly. It tastes exactly the way you would think it would. It tastes like root beer! It's delicious. The seating at this restaurant is interesting: All of the seats are bar seats, and they face the middle of the kitchen. There were no tables or booths that I saw, unless you wanted to go outside and sit at one of the picnic tables on the patio. I liked this seating setup, because I could watch the action happen before my very eyes. The black coffee was very good. It better be, at a place like this! This is the kind of greasy spoon restaurant where old timers stay a while with a cup of coffee and a newspaper. (There were three such people doing something like that when I visited, as a matter of fact.) It's just a comfortable part of the West Lafayette community.

Incredible food. Insanely good service even though we came in late. Hooked us up with pickles…read more Night crew is the goat here.

This is an excellent JM's location. I've ordered from here many times when I have been working in…read moreLafayette. Employees are always friendly and my food is always made perfectly to my order. My favorite is the grilled portobello mushroom and Swiss, with added sliced tomatoes. While I almost always take my food to go, the dining area is always clean. The interior is attractively decorated.

Attractive, well put together American gastro pub. Outdoor seating provides an "urban" vibe…read more Burgers, while not amazing, were very good; salads were fresh, with flavorful dressing on the side. Service was friendly, efficient and very professional. Overall pretty much everything one can expect of this style of establishment. Will return when in the area.

Yes! Go! Stopped in for dinner with a client. We enjoyed…read morethe relaxed service and pace Shared apps. And had a great dinner. A cool casual spot with a great menu

Friendly staff, quick service, and really fresh tasty food! Ordered spinach salad and a wood fired…read morepizza with sausage. Both were amazing! Will definitely return!

My go-to place for studying, and absolutely LOVE their Samoa latte!!…read more My other favs: Caesar salad, and the no-meat brick oven pizzas: shitake mushroom, fig and pear, margharita and five cheese